Entered balance-floor scenario

Withdrawal Buffer Planner

Compare one gross withdrawal request with an entered protected balance, then deduct entered percentage and fixed fees from the proceeds. The page does not determine broker eligibility, tax or payment approval.

User-set protected balanceExplicit fee treatmentNo approval claim

Enter the withdrawal scenario

Use one balance currency and enter the amount that would be debited from the account before fees are deducted from proceeds.

Entered
Fee boundary: Model 1.0.0 assumes percentage and fixed fees are deducted from the requested gross proceeds, not charged as an additional account debit.

Withdrawal-buffer summary

Account Operations Planning 1.0.0.

Derived
Enter a withdrawal requestThe protected buffer, net receipt, fees and post-withdrawal balance will appear here.

How the withdrawal buffer is calculated

Maximum gross preserving buffer = Current balance − Protected balance
Net receipt = Gross withdrawal − Percentage fee − Fixed fee

The request preserves the entered buffer when the gross account debit is no greater than current balance minus protected balance.

Maximum net receipt applies the same entered fee assumptions to the maximum gross withdrawal. Broker fee schedules can use different bases.

Assumptions and limits

  • The page uses balance, not live equity, free margin or open-position liquidation value.
  • It does not determine withdrawal eligibility, minimums, maximums, timing or identity checks.
  • Taxes, currency conversion, intermediary fees and receiving-bank charges are not modeled.
  • A protected balance is not a loss guarantee or broker-enforced reserve.
  • Fee rules and account treatment must be checked with the relevant broker or provider.

Frequently asked questions

  • It is a planning floor you enter for the balance that should remain after the gross account debit. It is not a broker rule.
  • It is the amount assumed to leave the trading-account balance before entered fees are deducted from the proceeds.
  • Both are deducted from the gross withdrawal proceeds. They are not added as a second debit to the trading-account balance.
  • It means the requested gross withdrawal exceeds current balance minus the entered protected balance by that amount.
  • Withdrawals affect account balance, while open positions can make equity differ. The page does not assess whether open positions permit a withdrawal.
  • No. Tax treatment depends on jurisdiction and circumstances and is outside this deterministic scenario.
  • No. Open losses, margin requirements, later trading and broker charges can reduce funds after the scenario.
  • The page cannot determine eligibility, approval, processing time or provider-specific limits.

Sources and methodology

Prop Firm Payout SplitApply a provider share and charges to an entered eligible reward base.Compound ProjectorExplore a hypothetical path with recurring contributions or withdrawals.Target Profit PaceReverse-solve an entered target over remaining units.

Verify account records and withdrawal terms

Confirm account currency, balance/equity timing, risk records and any provider-specific withdrawal treatment before using the scenario.

XM

Check account statements, currencies and applicable withdrawal terms.

Check XM terms

FBS

Confirm the account snapshot and transaction-fee basis.

Check FBS terms

FXOpen

Review balance, equity and withdrawal conventions before planning.

Check FXOpen terms

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Disclaimer: The results from this tool are estimates for educational and informational purposes only and may differ from your broker's figures. This is not financial or investment advice. Trading forex and CFDs carries a high level of risk and can result in the loss of all your capital. Always verify calculations with your broker and trade within your risk tolerance.